
efficient, floor-spacing guard who can catch fire in a hurry
Samplawski stood out for Loyola Chicago as a quick-hit scorer and perimeter threat, with performances that included 23 points on 7-of-8 shooting and 4-of-4 from three in 2011, plus multiple double-figure outings that show she could swing a game with efficient shot-making.[6][7][4] Earlier Loyola stats also show she was a steady rotation piece with respectable shooting efficiency, suggesting a guard who adds instant offense without needing heavy usage.[3] If you want a fit-and-fire backcourt player who punishes defensive lapses and brings veteran composure, she fits the mold.